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dotnet restore exit code reports success when actually failed
See original GitHub issueRepro is simple. Try to restore a package that doesnt exist:
aaronla@aaronla-rabbit:MyRepo$ dotnet restore
X:\MyRepo\dirs.proj : error : Unable to find package Microsoft.Build.Traversal with version (= 2.999.1)
X:\MyRepo\dirs.proj : error : - Found 24 version(s) in MyCustomFeedOne [ Nearest version: 3.0.0 ]
X:\MyRepo\dirs.proj : error : - Found 0 version(s) in MyCustomFeedTwo
aaronla@aaronla-rabbit:MyRepo$ echo %ERRORLEVEL%
0
expected: %ERRORLEVEL%==1
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I don’t think so. There are several references online to NuGet restore returning 1 like: https://github.com/microsoft/azure-pipelines-tasks/issues/2747
It might be more subtle, though, like NuGet restore only returns 0 if everything is proper, even if it can’t find the file, and 1 if there’s an error that prevented it from finishing its search.
16.10 preview 3 for MSBuild. I’m not sure which version exactly that corresponds to.
And I think you’re right that it should be closed.